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Ethnic studies 101 final Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 Ethnic studies 101 final Internal Colonialism - correct answer A concept explaining the experiences of blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans in terms of economic exploitation and rigid stratification. Dawes Act (1887) - correct answer Assigned lands to various Indian tribes and extended protection through federal laws over the Indians. It was designed to encourage the breakup of the tribes and promote the assimilati...

Ethnic Studies 101 Question and answers verified to pass 2024/2025 Ethnic Studies 101 - Quiz 8 According to conflict analysis, improvement of Hispanic status depends upon their - correct answer Developing political power According to functional analysis - correct answer Allowing an underclass undermines personal rights and equal opportunities According to interactionist analysis, Anglos - correct answer Often misinterpret Hispanic ethnicity and behavior According to Parrillo...

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EBP; what it is; strongest type of evidence Correct Answer-- the use of the best evidence in making pt care decision, & such evidence comes from research conducted by nurses and other health care professionals - strongest evidence: systematic review - careful synthesis of multiple studies PICO/PIO Correct Answer-- Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome - acronym for the clinical question - guides the search for evidence research utilization Correct Answer-- the review and critiqu...

Ethnic Studies 101 Question and answers verified to pass 2024/2025 Ethnic Studies 101 Push-pull factors - correct answer A combination of negative actions at home and positive inducements elsewhere that encourage migration from one place to another Ethnocentrism - correct answer A view of things in which one's own group is the center of everything and all others are scaled and rated with reference to it. Eurocentrism - correct answer A variation of ethnocentrism in which the c...

Ethnic Studies 101 Question and answers verified to pass 2024/2025 Ethnic Studies 101 - Quiz 6 After 1933, Franklin Roosevelt's administration shifted from a policy of forced assimilation to one of - correct answer pluralism Columbus's first impressions of the Arawak tribe in the Caribbean reflected - correct answer ethnocentrism In the 1820s, by U.S. standards, this tribe the most "civilized" tribe in the country. Driven by a desire for self-improvement, they had edu...

Ethnic Studies 101 Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 Ethnic Studies 101 - Quiz 3 A term that describes the exclusion of out-group members formng close relationships with in-group members is social discrimination - correct answer True According to Parrillo, in addition to distorting reality, research indicates that television programming also promotes stereotypical role models, and significantly shapes and reinforces our attitudes about men, women and minority groups. - correct ...

Ethnic Studies 101 Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 Ethnic Studies 101 - Quiz 2 A migrating minority group's compatibility with the social structure of the new land depends on the degree of similarity between the new country's structural conditions and those of its homeland. - correct answer True A process by which immigrants hold onto some homeland values, adapt others, and adopt some values of the host country is called - correct answer Ethnogenesis According t...

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Civil Rights Quiz Ethnic Studies Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 Civil Rights Quiz Ethnic Studies Why did the railroad company take part in having Homer Plessy challenge providing separate train cars for different races? - correct answer Since it cost them a lot of money to change cars, and it would be easier to have everyone in the same car Why was Homer Plessy selected to be the "test case" for this legal challenge? - correct answer Since his complexion made him...